How to Use the PLP

What is a PLP?

PLP stands for personalized learning plan. You will use this document to set goals, create a graduation plan, and to track your productivity and progress.

In this section, you will learn how to access and use each page of the PLP.

Accessing the PLP

Step 1: Open your Google Drive.

Step 2: Search PLP in your search bar. Your PLP should show up as a document. It will be tilted "PLP/ Last Name, First Name_Student ID Number"

Step 3: Bookmark your PLP for easier access in the future!

Can't find it? Talk with your mentor to see if they can help!

My Profile

My Profile is all about introducing yourself! This page only changes when you change it.
Go ahead and fill out your My Profile Page.
- Caution: You cannot type directly into the PLP! Instead, click the plus button or pencil icon and fill out a Google Form to make changes.
Make sure to fill out the information in the Banner, My Support Network, My Learning Preferences, and My Mindset!

My Progress Tab

This tab is used to keep track of your progress in all content areas. This page is sent to your parents each week to give them an update about your progress at Canyon Springs. There are two important areas to pay attention to.

Take a moment to open this tab on your PLP. Yours will be blank right now, but will be filled in when you begin classes!

Area 1: Graduation Progress

This bar appears at the top of the My Progress tab. It shows how close you are to completing all of your portfolios and graduating. Take a moment to add in the date that you plan to graduate.

Area 2: Competency Portfolio Progress

This area shows your current portfolio level and portfolio progress. Underneath that, it shows your average rating and, if you got a credit right now, what your grade would be in that class.

Example breakdown: This student is almost done with their Ascent portfolio and, if they got the credit today, would get a B in that class!

My Productivity Tab

This tab shows the number of learning points you have earned.
A learning point is equal to one hour of work.
To be on track, you should earn 5 learning points a day!
Use this tab to keep track of how many learning points you earn each day, each week, each month, and throughout the year!

Conferencing Checkpoint!

This is for a rating!

Step 1: Open your PLP and prepare to talk about what you added to your document.

Step 2: Conference with your mentor to discuss what you added to your PLP and how you plan to use the different tabs in your document.

Congrats on learning about the PLP!

Congratulations! You have finished your Orientation. Welcome to the Tiger Fam!

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